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colderr@lemmy.world to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 2 years ago

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colderr@lemmy.world to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 2 years ago
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    “adult toy smiling whale”

    • hakunawazo@lemmy.world
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      Yeah, suspiciously large fin.

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        Oh lawd he comin’

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    You can’t convince me that that’s not an Orca.

    Orcas have always been friends to humans that do not own yachts.

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      Indeed, according to anthropologist Robert L. Hoover, “the killer whale [orca] was regarded by the Chumash as a benevolent creature which drove schools of porpoises and whales ashore where they could be utilized by man.”

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        No wonder they called killer whales. They trying to end the entire planet.

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      “Saruman the White has ever been our friend and ally” Get away from that computer, killer whale!

      But ye, fuck yachts

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      the allies of the Chumash are slow to action but their loyalty and their memory is unquestionable

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    Hmm, “1200-600 CE”?

    https://samblog.seattleartmuseum.org/2018/08/whale-effigy-charm/

    Looks like it should be 1200-1600 CE (or AD).

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    Oh no, nobody tell Nintendo about this. They’ll be sharpening their copyrights and salivating over patents.

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    I can’t believe that took 600 years to carve

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    He looks like he belongs in Dragon Quest

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      Looks like a Pokemon

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        Guess Nintendo’s going to have to sue Akira Toriyama’s estate, then.

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        It looks like a fun chair.

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    It’s funny how only the sex toys have survived this long

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    It’s beautiful but the neat part is he’s smiling

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    If it squeaks when you squeeze it i’mma freak out

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      Careful with the drugs.

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    Maybe whales looked different back then.

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    Archaeologists be like: “It was likely used for ritualistic purposes”

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    That whale has seen some things

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      Vaginas, probably

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    It’s so happy to be here

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